The test assumed msleep(100) measures close to 100 ms (expecting ~2
frames at 24fps vs ~6 at 60fps). On the loaded macOS CI runner the
24fps leg overslept ~2.5x, producing 6 frames at both rates. Measure
the actual interval per leg and compare against the expected frame
count with a 1-frame tolerance, and use highly distinct timebases
(1fps vs 240fps) for the rate-ordering check.
- Replace direct FFmpeg usage in the test suite (channel layout masks,
pixel/sample format constants, AVFrame field access, sws_scale) with
the bridge equivalents and the olive::AVFrame adapter
- Drop CoreRational.ToAVRational (API removed with core's FFmpeg
dependency) and the GetSwsColorspaceFromAVColorSpace tests (helper
moved inside the bridge)
- New ffmpeg_bridge_test.cpp exercises the C API directly: constants vs
core, error strings, pixel format utilities, frames/packets, scaler,
resampler, audio graph tempo processing, probe/decoder round-trip on
tests/demo.mp4 (including hw-frame transfer), SRT subtitle reading,
and encoder end-to-end tests (PNG video and PCM audio probed back)
Run clang-format over all project C/C++ source and header files
(.c, .cpp, .cc, .h, .hpp, .hh, .m, .mm) under app/ and tests/.
Non-source files (svg, qm, qrc, etc.) were not touched.
Mike-Solar